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School psychology task cards for parents
How my behavior affects others activities task cards social skills SEL
Use these low prep behavior and social skills printable worksheets and activities to help teach your students how to control their behavior and reactions to everyday social situations. Incorporate into SEL social emotional lessons using hands on learning with task cards activities to teach students the social consequences of their words and actions.Available in both printable and digital format.DescriptionOften, students with Autism and other social skills deficits struggle to understand the dir
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in:Â Social skills behavior activities worksheets task cards SEL behavior
Coping Strategies Task Boxes for Hands-On Social Emotional Learning Activities
Use these coping strategies task boxes to practice social emotional learning skills in a hands-on and interactive way! Skills targeted include matching, identifying, and choosing coping skills. A total of 12 task boxes are included, each with 12 cards. These would be an ideal way for educators to target social skills and emotions to students who need strategies for managing their emotions.Coping strategies highlighted in these task boxes include: taking deep breaths, coloring, using positive sel
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1st - 5th
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Making Mistakes Social Stories and Behavioral Toolkit for Self-Regulation
These social stories about making mistakes, along with the included behavioral tools for self-regulation, will help you teach your students how to stay calm and avoid giant meltdowns. The perfect addition to a PBIS or RTI program, this resource incudes 6 social stories plus contingency maps, 5-point scales, and graphic organizers for developing a growth mindset. Each social story is included in 2 formats (1-page and book format) and includes characteristics about making mistakes that may lead to
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Social Stories - Waiting for Attention & Getting a Teacher’s Attention
Help students with autism develop social skills by teaching strategies for getting a teacher’s attention and waiting for attention through these social stories. This resource includes four social stories for teaching special education students to get and wait for an adult’s attention appropriately. Each social story is included in two formats: a book format with one idea and picture on each page and a 1 page printable with the entire story on a single page and a picture beside each idea. This re
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1st - 3rd
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NeuroWild Shift Information Packet (49 page), Parent Discount
The NeuroWild Shift is a simple three-step approach for supporting neurodivergent students who experience fluctuating capacity. Teachers can use these three steps right in the moment to ensure that neurodivergent students are building a positive relationship with learning.It is not about having all the answers in the moment, but rather, choosing a path forward that is not going to damage the mental wellbeing of the student. This 49-page document is a great starting point for any teacher working
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Social filter worksheets activities task cards social skills SEL and behavior
Using a social filter or thinking before you speak can be tough. This low prep pack of fun and engaging social skills, SEL, conversation, pragmatics and behavior printable worksheets, activities and task cards teach students the importance of saying appropriate words to others and keeping inappropriate thoughts to themselves. Use this activity in social emotional learning SEL, social skills and speech lessons to help students develop vital social awareness skills to help their social interaction
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3rd - 6th
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Telling your child they are Autistic (13-pg illustrated resource)
This 13-page illustration set was created to use when explaining to their child that they are Autistic. Each image (square on A4) explains a different important point about being Autistic, in a positive, neurodiversity-affirming manner. Parents are encouraged to use this resource as a guide for having this conversation with their child, and opening up important discussions about accommodations, perceptions, strengths, and support. This resource may be printed and shared with families and schools
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Coffee With The Counselor: Parent Workshop Materials For School Counseling & SEL
Are you looking for a way to effectively support parents in your school community without spending hours planning? These low-prep materials are perfect for your Coffee With The Counselor meetings. This is a great way to give parents education and tools for the following topics:Anger Management For KidsAnxiety In KidsBullyingConfidence & Self-EsteemHomework Internet SafetyMindfulnessPositive DisciplineParent-Child Relationship BuildingThe Role Of The School Counselor *************************
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1st - 6th
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Parent And Family Activities & Resources Bundle For School Counseling And SEL
Connecting with parents and families is an important part of what school counselors and other educators do. When we educate parents, and give them the tools they need, we are setting our students up for success. These 9 easy to use resources will help you support the families in your school community by communicating with them, helping them understand important SEL topics, and giving them ways to encourage SEL at home.Please note that many of these resources have a Microsoft PowerPoint component
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1st - 6th
Telling your child they have ADHD (16-page illustrated resource)
This 16-page illustration set was created for parents to use when explaining to their child that they have ADHD.Each image (square on A4) explains a different important point about having an ADHD brain (in a positive, neurodiversity-affirming manner).Parents are encouraged to use this resource as a guide for having this conversation with their child, and opening up important discussions about accommodations, perceptions, strengths, and support. This resource may be printed and shared with famili
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Emotions Task Boxes - SEL Activities for Hands-On Learning
Use these emotions task boxes to practice social emotional learning skills in a hands-on and interactive way! Skills targeted include matching, labeling, identifying, explaining, and inferring emotions. A total of 12 task boxes are included, each with 12 cards. These would be an ideal way for educators to target social skills and emotions to students with autism or those with emerging social skills.Why Teach Social Emotional Learning SkillsSocial emotional learning skills help kids and young adu
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K - 3rd
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Passive Aggressive & Assertive: Communication Styles Lesson + Task Cards
Could your students use a lesson in how to best communicate face to face?This lesson may be perfect for you! Teach students about passive, aggressive, and assertive communication styles using task card scenarios, a presentation, and a self-reflection quiz that students will love! This is perfect for your middle school audience. Product includes:*20 slide presentation*2 page self-reflection quiz, 1 page key for quiz*24 task cards*Simple 1/2 sheet pre & post test Please note: Product is not e
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6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Middle School Guidance Lesson + Activity Bundle
Expected And Unexpected Behavior Activities For SEL & Social Skills Lessons
Do your students not seem to understand (or care) how their behaviors affect others around them? Help them consider how their actions make others feel by talking about expected and unexpected behaviors. With these activities, students will learn which behaviors are expected and unexpected, and the effects that these behaviors have. This resource would be a great addition to lessons about the Zones of Regulation by Leah Kuyper and can be used for individual and group counseling lessons! This reso
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3rd - 6th
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Feelings & Wants Communication Visuals
Feelings Communication Visuals {Autism & Special Education}: Use these feelings and wants visuals to help your students identify and articulate their emotions. These visuals are a great resource to have at your fingertips while delivering small group or 1:1 instruction. They are also an awesome addition to a calm down/cool down corner. **This product is included in my Emotions Bundle!**This product includes the following:Ready to Use Feelings/Wants Board (in six color options): Print and lam
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Emotions Bundle
Managing Anxiety Social Story & Behavioral Toolkit for Teaching Self-Regulation
Is anxiety a driving force behind your students' problem behavior? Help them learn self-regulation strategies for managing anxiety with social stories, relaxation, and coping skills to prevent anxiety-related problem behavior. This managing anxiety toolkit contains 2 social stories that focus on helping students learn that using strategies like deep breathing, sensory input, taking a break, and other coping strategies can help reduce anxiety and reduce panic and acute anxiety attacks from develo
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2nd - 4th
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Behavior reflection check in self regulation social skills activities SEL
This packet is a perfect way for students to think about and reflect upon their behavior. Target key social skills and behavior skills to aid in classroom management and behavior management and positive behavior change. The key to behavior change is for students to realize how their behavior affects others, the consequence they experience as a result of engaging in that behavior and then MOST importantly, the APPROPRIATE ACTIONS that they need to engage in instead. These slips allow the student
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3rd - 6th
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Maintain Conversation Social Skills Interactive PDF Middle High School
Do you have middle and high school students working on social skills such as maintaining a conversation? Are you looking for products with real photographs that are interactive and no print and work on a teletherapy platform? This product is for you! Your students will love the interactive features and age-appropriate topics and photographs and you will love that it is no print, no prep and the visual tally system helps you count the number of comments, compliments and questions made by the s
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6th - 12th
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Special Ed Testing Parent Handouts- Cognitive & Academic Bundle- SAVE 25%!
Both sets of parent visual handouts (five academic versions and five cognitive versions) together for a discounted price of 25% OFF! Help your parents better understand your cognitive and academic testing results by providing them with this visual support that organizes all of your results in a digestible way! This visual aid helps you organize your cognitive testing results by processing area and academic results by academic cluster area. Not only does it explain each in short, parent-friendly
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Emotional Regulation Task Cards
Emotional self-regulation involves a whole bunch of different skills, like recognizing our own and others’ feeling states, responding proportionately to problems and frustrations, understanding how our behaviors impact others, and keeping or regaining control in the face of strong feelings. Whew!Whether you’re using Michelle Garcia Winner’s Social Thinking®, Leah Kuypers’ Zones of Regulation®, Mary Sue Williams’ and Sherry Shellenberger’s Alert® program, or Kari Dunn Burton’s Incredible 5-Point
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Also included in:Â Emotional Regulation Activity Bundle - Save 25%!
School Based Portable Visual cards pictures classroom communication
Use these simple and easy to make visual supports and communication cards to help provide behavior expectations and facilitate classroom routines. These AAC cue cards communication positive behaviors and aid with effective classroom and behavior management. These visual cards can be printed and attached to a key chain or lanyard for portable and easy communication.This is an activity necklace/visual cue pack used to augment everyday classroom directives/expectations. It is an expanded version of
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Personal Care Visual Communication Cards Schedules and Task Analysis AAC
This packet contains portable visual communication tools with visual icons for AAC. Targeting personal care communication for students with autism such a brushing teeth, toileting, grooming, dressing, clothes, bathing, health etc . Additional boards are provided so that the visual tiles can be turned into visual schedules and task analyses.This product pairs perfectly with my other portable visual communication products:Or if you are looking for communication binders.....In this pack you will fi
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Not Grade Specific
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Separation Anxiety Editable Toolkit with Sticker Charts
Separation Anxiety Toolkit with Sticker ChartsDo you have parents who dawdle during drop off times or hide in the hallways due to separation anxiety? These handouts give parents the tools they need to help their child with separation anxiety. Here's What's Included:Handout 1: Myth or Fact (1 page) 2. Handout 2: 16 Tips for Success (2 pages) with a section for a parent to write "the success tips I need to work on the most" and "my plan for success is". 3. Handout 3: Fun Wa
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PreK - 2nd
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Friendship Task Cards For Social Skills Activities And Lessons
Talking about friendship skills with your students can be easy with these 100 task cards! Students can use these cards to learn about meeting new friends, parts of a friendship, setting boundaries, conflict resolution, and what makes a good friend. These are easy and quick to use and can be used in a range of school counseling lessons!This resource is part of a social emotional task card bundle! Click here to save 20%!******************************************************************************
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Â Social Emotional Task Cards Bundle (Save 20%)
Circle Of Control Activity For Anxiety, Self Control And Emotional Regulation
Use this circle of control activity to help students identify the difference between things they can control and things they can't control. By learning to focus on the things in their control, students can cope with strong emotions such as anxiety and anger. This activity is great for working with students on emotional regulation in small group and classroom lessons.If you are looking for a digital version of this game, check out the Circle Of Control Google Slides game.If you are looking to pur
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in:Â Social Emotional Learning Scoot Game Bundle (Save 20%!)
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